Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10
ring Tie ofcfsory: "See from the
Tomb The Lord Arise

Tomb The Lord Arise
CHRIST.
The services Of this church viii
be Of q character appropriate 10 The
season. The music will be under tn,
direction OF Mr.. William G. Bentley
and Mr.. Alban Netherwood will pla,
the organ. Although not elaborate, i
will be Of a character suitable TO Tho
occasion. The rector, Rev. j. b. Fun
stem, viii preach on a subjuct sug
gested by Easter.
NooRE-NEMoRTAL.
The choir of this church, composed
OF Mrs G. Il. Brown, soprano; Miss G.
l.. Warrington, alto: Mr.. Harvey Var
rington, tenor Mr.. John L. Mitchell
bnsso, will sing: Voluntary, 1.-THE Day
of Resurrection 81. X. Thomas)
Easter Anthem, " Christ Our Passover
Danks) Glorio, in c, +, and ID fla
(Danks); TIE Deum, in b fiat "a. J.
Bolden); Jubilate, in b fiat A. j.
HOLDEN; Hymn (Zampa), cat the
lambs High Feast; Gloria Tibi OF.
fertoiy, "Come, Holy Spirit" (Mil'
lard's Mass, in O.; Hymn, "Jesus
Christ is Risen To day"
Orgsnist, Mrs. j. 4. Mitchell.
ST. ANDREWS.
At the morning service Rev. Pike
Powers, rector, viii choose as his text
the first and second verses OF Colossians.
The music, which will be sung by a
mixed choir, will be simple but pretty.
The 105th hymn, 1.-The Day of Resur-
rection, Go Tell il Out Abroad" viii
be sung as voluntary, followed by the
Easter chant, "Christ Our Passover,
Jackson's Te Deum, jubilate in f (by
Matthew'S hymns "Christ the Lord is
Risen To-day" and "Come, See the
Place Where Jesus lay" Mr.. Edward
Redd is organist of the church, and the
choir is composed of about eight voices
Catholic.
ST. PETERS CATHEDRAL.
Very Rev. A. Van de Vyver, Vicar
General, assisted by Fathers Tierney
and Dinneen, will officiate at the morn
ing service. The altar has been lastly
decorated with natural flowers and pre-
sents an attractive appearance. The
following music viii be sung at the
solemn high mass Kyrie, Gloria,
Credo, and Sanctus, from Haydn's first
mass, in j fiat. Benedictus: Agnus
Del and Dora Nobis, from Mozart's
Twelfth Mass in G major. Offertory,
Regina Coeh, by Werner.
ST. MARY's CHURCH.
Services at 1890 A. NJ. Father Will
bald, pastor, assisted by Fathers Viii
diam and Roman, o. S. B., will officiate.
The high and side affairs have been
decorated with flowers, which add
freshness to the surroundings. Farm
er's Mass will be sung. Sister Xavier
is the organist.
ST. PATRICK's.
The chorus choir at this church will
sing Kyrie and Gloria from Mozart's
Twelfth Mass Credo, Sanctus, and
Haydn's Third Agnus
Del Weber,; Veni Creator (Millard) :;
Offertory, Ave Ve1um (Millard). Fa-
Their Doherty celebrant, assisted by
Father TieInan. Organist, Professor
H. Caulfelj.
ct. JosEPH's, (coLoRED.)
The following is the programme of
he service
Morning High Mass: Gin Honorem
J. 5. AngeloNu -; solo, Regina
och )" ; text of s,rrlon John IL. I91
Destroy this temple, and in three
ays | will raiseit np." Night /: Sol.
mn administration of baptism. Text
+ sermon, (Romans VI, 4, "For we are
uried together with him by baptism |
lto death that as Christ is risen from |
ne dead by the glory of the Father. so ]
e also may walk In newness of life"
Rev. John R. Slattery will ~ ;.
rro,-.r.--eet Met rieaon'
Sroa f., -.odist Church.
0 pa .ster services will be held
A ..u-Street Methodist Episcopal
.urcb. The pulpit is decorated with
,otted plants of variegated colors,
bove which rises the motto, He is
Risen" The morning service will con-
list of an Easter greeting, entitled
The Resurrection" which will be rem
Tered by the Sunday school. The pas
or, Rev. s. s. Lambeth, will deliver q
pecial address to the children. The
hoir will assist in the singing. The
instrumental accompaniment to the
music will consist of an organ, cornet,
wo violins, and bass VOL.